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FedDyna: Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning with Dynamic Noise Adaptation and Structural Bias Alignment for Non-IID Environments

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FedDyna is proposed, a novel framework that uses an adaptive noise injection mechanism to enhance privacy in non-IID data environments and effectively demonstrates the significant divergence between dynamic and static noise under non-IID settings.

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